I'm sad to have to give this review. They were professional and nice. We thought we were getting a…read moregreat deal on a car. A couple months after buying it, we just found out it needs a new 11,000 dollar transmission, after just replacing the U joints for $2,000! Sure we never took it to a mechanic ourselves and we will never make that mistake again, but we trusted them when they said they had "their guy" look at it. Super super frustrated with our purchase.

Just simply read the fine prints. They up charge almost $2,100 for a $8,000 car. Thats without tax…read moreand shipping. Ive bought many cars. All the way upto $70,000 car. They only charge doc fee and tittle fee. Which is less than $800 the most. I asked to explain and sales person told me thats how they do business. BIG NO for me.

We purchased an SUV recently from Platinum and enjoyed our buying experience with them. They were…read morenot high pressure to buy, answered all of our questions and were fairly priced. During our purchase, we had a delay due to illness and they were kind enough to hold the vehicle for us for over a week.

Very nice and responsive salesman, however of the two cars we were looking at, we took them to a…read morelocal mechanic who said both were lemons.

As a former Uber & Lyft driver and averaging 60,000 miles per year, I have experienced several…read moreaccidents over the 6 years of driving. All of them were caused by other people except for 1, but I have used this shop for all of them. I can say, without a doubt, that this is the best body shop I have ever seen. The people there are very professional and friendly. Brandy, who handles the office, has been extremely helpful. She has even taken me home and picked me up when they didn't have a loaner available. They have recently expanded into a huge facility next to their old one (which they are now using as a painting area). They are very good at what they do. In one case, when my car was totaled, the previous owner actually found a replacement vehicle for me up in Morgan UT and drove me there to pick it up. These people go above and beyond. They also did a repair of my rear sensor for $40 when the dealer wanted $1200 for a new rear bumper. They also helped my son-in-law get a replacement rear window for his Expedition at a fraction of the cost from a dealer. Just today they buffed out a water stain on my rear door from a leaky air conditioner above my garage, for no charge! Check them out. You will not be sorry. OUTSTANDING SHOP!!!!

Tony and Taylor helped us with the lighting on our truck's new camper shell. They had the most…read morepositive and enthusiastic attitudes and helped us even without making an appointment first. could not have asked to work with better guys!

Horrible service!!! Do not buy from here! We went and…read morelooked at the car and it was $2,000 overprice from the KBB so we talked it over and they lowered the price a bit for us. We went out to look at some other vehicles and came back a couple hours later and was told they would no longer sell it to us at that reduced price. They also told us we couldn't take it to our mechanic who is 15 minutes away because he's outside of Springville. We were paying cash for this today so they just lost out on thousands and we highly recommend nobody wasting your time here to people who don't seem genuine at all.

Beware of purchases from them on eBay!!…read more I will start by saying much of this was my fault for trusting these two. I should have had a very in depth inspection done on the truck but they seemed so pleasant and honest and easy to work with. I wanted to trust them, and I definitely should not have... at all. I specifically told them I would be driving the truck back home 900 miles. I am lucky to be alive. There were so many major safety issues with the truck that was supposed to be "a great truck". Gus even told me he had changed the oil and had the wheels balanced in preparation for my long drive. I cannot say for sure on the oil but the wheels were definitely not balanced. The list of issues is too long to list here but I should be dead. Long story short I have about $8000 in the truck to make it road safe, not just making it pretty, road safe. Most of the work I have done myself so the majority of that is parts. No matter how much you want to trust them.... DON'T. Protect yourself, they do not care, they just want to make a buck.

Amazing service, in and out within one hour with a new car!! Amazing customer service, very…read morefriendly and helpful ! Highly recommend!! They cleaned the car ( inside and out ) all before purchasing !

From the owner: At United Auto Sales, located in Springville, Utah, we specialize in clean-title used cars that are…read morein excellent mechanical condition. Our inventory includes reliable vehicles for every budget — all fully inspected and road-ready. We also offer on-site automotive service and connect customers with external financing options when needed. If you're looking for a trustworthy used vehicle with a clean history, come see us. We're here to help you find the right fit with no pressure.

I wanted to provide an update after owning the vehicle for a bit, and unfortunately it's not a good…read moreone. I was recently pulled over because my brake lights weren't working. When I went to fix the issue, I discovered the dealership had installed a right rear light that doesn't even belong to this car, and it wasn't plugged in because it doesn't fit properly. After buying what I thought was the correct replacement and removing it, I found out that wasn't the right part either, and the third brake light was also incorrect and left unplugged. So essentially, multiple lighting components were mismatched and knowingly left non-functional. I ended up having to go to a junkyard myself, pull the correct parts, and install everything just to make the car safe and legal to drive. On top of that, I also discovered the spare tire underneath the vehicle was so loose it could have fallen off while driving, which is a serious safety hazard. This goes far beyond a minor oversight. These are basic safety items that should have been properly checked and installed before selling the vehicle. Newest update - couple months in: check the vehicle to CREGG Mechanic in Spanish Fork to get the oil changed and they had told me that the dealership might I remind you that they had told me that they were going to change the oil before I purchased the car... And sent me a video of them filling the oil. Fast-forward: The mechanic stated that because of the overflow of oil a gasket blew and was leaking all over the spark plugs. I have to replace the gasket which will be $700 plus the spark plug plugs which is $400. Absolutely ridiculous, This dealership is not honest. I would strongly recommend anyone considering buying from here to thoroughly inspect everything or take the car to a trusted mechanic before purchasing.

I had an appointment to go see a car and even had financing approved through my bank. They ended up…read moreselling the car underneath me and tried pulling a "bait and switch". Don't waste your time with these guys

The Tim Dahle Ford staff was more than helpful and great to work with when we were looking into…read moregetting a new car, after our last Civic was totaled. They were patient and really worked with us to get the car we wanted; even making sure the check engine light was taken care of before handing it off to us. It was definitely a drive, but worth it!

Let me start off by saying I love my 2024 Bronco. The sale was the problem. My salesman boast the…read moredealership offers all of these perks like the forever start program. What they didn't tell me is that they charge 500.00 for that 'benefit'. they have an anti-theft perk if I bought from them. what they didn't tell me is that was going to cost me 300.00. They also have this great windshield program that if my windshield breaks, they will replace it. That great program was a mere 1500.00 to cover a 5 year period. In my paperwork, I received the registration form for the windshield replacement program, but not the actual warranty. Here I am a year later checking into it, and had to call and argue with the finance guy to give me the warranty details. It turns out, it isn't an insurance, it is a product that they apply on the windshield. They choose to 'fix' the windshield and have pre approved glass providers I have to go to. I already have windshield coverage for my vehicles and they insisted that normal windshield coverage would not cover this expensive windshield. Not true. When I finally got the windshield warranty, there are so many exclusions it will be nearly impossible to collect. I admit, I should have read every bit of information before signing and required written explanation on every concern or question. That is clearly on me. However in the buying process, most people trust that the dealership is honest, laws protect the consumer, or 'I'll read everything when I get home because it takes so long". I no longer trust dealerships, and maybe never should have. They tell have truths, and omit information for the customer to make an informed decision. buyer beware.